This summer, I read a lot of extracurricular books. Each beautiful story made me understand some intriguing truths. What I particularly remember is "The Orange Fairy" written by Tang Sulan. The story mainly tells that the Orange Fairy is the patron saint of oranges. The Orange Fairy gave birth to two little fairies, the elder sister was called Lu Bo and the younger sister was named Jin Xiang. The Orange Fairy gave each of them an orange orchard and asked them to compare whose orange orchard was the most beautiful and whose oranges were the best and sweetest. The sisters took great care of their orangery. I go out early and come back late every day, taking good care of my orange tree. My sister is a little selfish and doesn't let anyone into her orange grove, not even letting bees come in for pollination. As a result, the oranges she grows are bitter and astringent, and the gain outweighs the gain. However, my sister likes to share the orange grove with all people, and all the beautiful things. Let the bees enter your orange orchard to pollinate and collect nectar, and the oranges will be big and sweet.

This story tells me: when you have good things, you have to share them with everyone, and you can’t be selfish. All things complement each other, and if you give it help, you will get unexpected results.